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# Sufficient Unto the Day |
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=== 2025-07-08 08:22:34 Tuesday |
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> I was nice and wrote warning at the top of index |
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> page: Fire. Most of you will burn. This place |
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> is not safe. |
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I applaud and fully support measures to exclude lesser |
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beings from discussion spaces that are attempting |
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to maintain an above-average degree of intelligent |
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participation. |
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> Or even better, you can get your shit together, so |
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> your server is not down every day for several hours. My |
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> customers may complain that legacy protocol compliant |
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URI |
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> from my index file nex://piratezeppel.in does not work. |
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Some of us consider not being able to access crappy |
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content a good thing! |
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=== 2025-07-08 06:05:52 Tuesday |
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> How do you know if none.rip/blah points to a |
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> domain instead of a local relative dir named |
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> none.rip, without the nex:// scheme? |
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I knew it by discussion context, and the author knew |
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intelligent readers would know that. |
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But I can see how someone writing for an audience that |
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might contain machines might be thusly concerned. |
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> Get your shit together. |
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With respect to what? Someone protocol globalist's point |
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of view? What if the author doesn't give a shit about |
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protocols other than "nex"? Then their not specifying a |
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scheme indicates they have their shit utterly together, |
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even as protocol globalists are shitting all over |
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the screen due to someone not conforming to their |
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ease-of-access-for/by-machines point of view, which |
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they've deemed sacred and MUST FOLLOW by all others. |
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Classic fundamentalist point of view: "We must be one! And |
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I get to define what 'one' means!" |
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=== ABOUT |
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In the name of not being burdened by what has been, and |
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not wishing to be defined by past thoughts, this page is |
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scrapped upon the first post of a new waking day. |
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=== LINKS |
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For seekers tired of searching |
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Great NEX of Nothing |
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The internet used to be* fun |
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